US EditionEarthquake in Peru Today, Tuesday, May 27: IGP Reports Epicenter, Time and Magnitude of Earthquakes
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An earthquake of 5.4 magnitude was recorded on Wednesday, May 28, in the province of Nasca, Ica region, according to the Geophysical Institute of Peru (IGP).According to the official report, the earthquake took place at 9:38 a.m. and its epicenter was located at 82 kilómteros north-west of Marcona, Nasca province (Ica).In addition, the telluric movement presented a depth of 43 kilometers and an intensity of III-IV in the district of Marcona.It s…
Today's tremor, May 28, 2025, was recorded 82 km northwest of Nazca, and occurred at a depth of 43 km, according to the Geophysical Institute of Peru (IGP).
An earthquake of magnitude 5.4 rocked the Ica region this morning, reported the Geophysical Institute of Peru (IGP) on its website.The epicenter of the earthquake, sensed at 9:34 a.m., was located in the sea, 82 kilometers north-west of Marcona, in the province of Nasca, at a depth of 43 kilometers.According to the IGP, the retracement was felt with a intensity of degree III-IV on the Mercalli scale in the town of Marcona.This is the second eart…
On Tuesday, May 27, two consecutive tremors shook the Ica region. In the following note, know all the details about it. Also, know what to include in an emergency backpack.
Last tremor in Peru TODAY according to IGP Inform yourself about the earthquakes recorded in Peru. We are located in a country located in the “Fire Belt of the Pacific”. This being one of the geological zones with the highest seismic activity and convergence of plates, which makes it one of the regions highly prone to suffer from telluric movements. In the following note you can learn more about the latest earthquake reported in national territ…
Today, Tuesday, May 27, a lot of consecutive earthquakes took place in Peru, according to information collected by the Geophysical Institute of Peru (IGP) through its official Twitter account, now known as X. The entity recommends that the population take all necessary measures to evacuate and especially protect the most vulnerable people. In the following note, we tell you in real time about all the seismic movements that are taking place in di…
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